"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalThe author has strived-through Rang e Hina to put into words the things we experience as the staggering tsunami of time washes over us, dousing us in sensation until we are drenched to the bone in life's profound complexities, submerging us in wisdom and ambition until our minds are left swimming in the depths of what is and what could have been. She wishes this book to be a product of the empathy for the pain the people around her feel, the empathy that she keeps close to her heart when she writes.
Poetry, in the perspective of the author, is a beautiful way to communicate one's thoughts to people’s hearts, and to thwart it as just being a play on words with the intention of receiving accolades of applause is utterly wrong. The author wishes with all her heart that her words dutifully portrayed her thoughts and feelings and hoped that her core message of love and empathy in every form reaches the hearts of every reader.
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Hina Rizvi Haider
Hina Rizvi Haider, born and raised in Lucknow, the City of Tehzeeb dears writing, much known for Urdu poetry, that you are about to read. Coming from a family of well-known Urdu poets and writers, the author has impressively taken this flair forward. Also a frequent invitee on various television and radio programmes for her simple and subtle poetry that highlights emotions exceptionally so as to link up well with the today’s youth.
